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V8U16u
KEGINH WA1-sHIPS 70 Assist THE DOMINION cnrIs-
Frs IN THE GULI OF 81. LAWRENCE.
At Halifax, N. s., an incident occurred on board
the American war-ship Richmond yesterday
which, Ia view OF the present relations between
the United states and Canada, causes considera-
BILE amusement Several hundred bottles OF ale
were being placed on the ship. when License In
spectOr Mackenzie suddenly put In an appearance
and seized il claiming that the ale was purchased
from city v1ctualler who has no license TO sell
liquor. He accommodated the war-ship With what
was required because he had supplied her with
provisions while tn port. The officers OF the Rich
mond are involved In trouble, but II the charge
against the victualler Is proven he Wall be heavily
fined
day on the publicity OF q dispatch from Ottawa
stating that the 6ncials OF the fisheries depart
ment had confirmed the report that English war
ships were to be sent TO the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence
10 assist che Canadian fisheries cruisers in the
forcement Of the treaty and Dokninion laws
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and :OU pm prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by Special
wire to II. II. Dodge, $40 10th street:
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Horace Abbott, at one time one Of the most e.
tensive iron manufacturers In this country and
Monday at hts country seat mar 1al1lmnBe, aged
gfghey.Que YoaER
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SINGULAR DEATH OF A BANKERs WIEK-The
vile OF Mr.. VIM. T. Alien, prominent banH
circumstances. Her sou, small boy, got into an
alteration with gang OF colored boys Monday,
and finally flied pistol at them, the ball slightly
wOunding one OF their number. The youth was
before the police court and sent on 70 the grand
jury When his mother received the intelligence
She was stricken with paralysis and died yester.
day
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MEDICAL. &c.


y FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. sos B ST.
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist this city,
aud viii guarantee III all private disease
ton and advice free amy hour during the day Sab
ser;eed aud sworn before me by. DR. BROrHEiiS.
District Of ColulnIia, Tins ID DAY u July. 1857.
aus 1us'
- The Oldest Establish ed andoniy Reliable Ladies'
Physician III the city,
can be consutsa Daily. AGA st.. between ~ and 9th
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta-
-. s,ric.y coihdentia Separate rooms for ladies'.
II HAS NhyER BEEN CONTKADICTED THAT
DIT BEoi HERS the oldest established advert,s-
Dr. is fis SSS Bs q eea
iadlss Iarried or single. Forty years. experience
RSME DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABLIsHED AND
at her residence, yol I ST u W. Ofhce HOURS iron,
to . p. Ia With Ladies emily. jel7-2m
MANHOOD REsTORED BY USING hottie OR
M case 81 Debility sna Ioss Of nsrve
power timlar,s visor To the whole system. sO6 b
st. s.w ty.s2- Inn
APPROVED by the Academy Of Medicine OF Paris. ara
the world for seroiula JUNIORS King Evii stcl, tina
early s,ates o. Consumption Constitutional Weakness
i's per.Sdic e9rrSe None genuine unless signed
E. fOi ii has tS9SSosr i n Paris
Sold by druggists generally sp:sS-thks
mr. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
arost nas remedy for all blood diseases causing
ba D6Dp Ska NJ pr sS
&c Price. 81 Sent sealed BY mail For sale at
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Sales s,f Real Estate.

Jas. j. Clark has bought for s45O0 Of Elizabeth
c. Murray, part lot 10, reservation II. 81 by ITO
feet, on the south side OF street. between 3rd and
~ streets northwest. T. E Benedict has bought
for $4,000 OF c. II. w. Junken, parts IL and IL,
So. 727, fronting 20 feet on Maryland avenue, be
tween LIST and 2nd streets northwest.
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RANGE OF THE THgRMoMETER.-The following
We're the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a.
H., II; p. m, 81; maximum, 90; minimum, 60
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CONTRACTS TO BE AWARDED To-MoRRsw.-N is
expected that the contracts for building the new
naval vessels will be awarded tomorrow. Secre-
tary Whitney will not start for Bar HaIb0r until
the matter Is finally settled.
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Racing at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, \. u, August lI.-ThiS was the OPEN
Ing day OF the second summer race meeting here
The attendance was large though the weather was
ShOwerys
First race-Three-Quarters Of mile. TOuche
Pas won, with Pearl Jennings second, and Bram-
betOn third. Time / :16.
Second race-the United States Hotel stakes
mile and hall. Hanover won; Wary second, and
GriSette third. Time 2:3Sk.
Third race-the Kentucky stakes three quarters
OF mile. Emperor OF Norfolk won; King Fish
second; ESterbok third Time l :I6.
Fourth race.-Mtle and a furlong; Saxony won :
WahOo second, Swift third; time :575
Fifth race--Seling race, mile. Lelex won;
Queen BesS second, Jubilee third; time :45.
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aua0 MAT RE n 10 N RELIEVED FReA coauAxp.
1t Is reported from Halifax that Admiral Luce
70 De renewed from command Of the North At
iantie station. One story Is that ne Is to be re-
ueVeo Il MS own request and another that
secretary whitney win relieve him upon arrival
at Bar Harbor, where both are due IN few days
He7ed has 0es nos sSsagess ce 70 Dc 3. ,Se
atoernooe oenied that there is any truth In the
es o. ms Intentions It Is known that the YES
sser 81 cr sas S9rth Atlantic had Intended ending
significant In that fact
Names OF the New school Buildings.
Inc commissioners have decided upon the
names OF the six new school buildings. Five of
them are named after ex-mayors Of the city Of
washington as follows: Towers, Carherry, Blake,
Magruder and Smallwood. The sixth Is named
after ex-CommisstOner Phelps.
-. ASSAULT CASES On TIE POLICE CouRr.-In the
fonce court this morning Vim. Chunn. an able
in-law, Jane Jenefer, with shaking her Chunn
testified that the Old lady was In the habit OF
rraRPing him across the head, and he seized and
missed Thomas Craig, colored, was charged with
The The latter testified that he threw her down
ported by five e other S Mitness ssS craig a
testified that Hattie was fighting with another
nyuau' anu Wnen ne spoke to her she seized q
paltng and struck him. and another struck MIN
W1tn stone, and he seized her to protect himself
nne OF IS was imposed. Joseph Holmes and Peter
HUM were charged with having. on the Sd OF
August, assaulted VIM. johnson and Elizabeth
harris: Johnson testified that each OF them struck
MN WITH brick, one over the eyes and the other
BACK OF the head; that having heard that they had
MADE q fuss with his wtie's sister, he went
10 Homes 10 give him some advice when they at
Lacked hlm. Elizabeth Harris TESTIFIED that
Joseph sCruck johnson with stone when he was
putting his hand In his pocket for pistol and he
InreW tne stone to save his life. Lizzie Harris
aenled that the boys had assaulted her. Peter
HunI Sald ne heard johnson say something
ABOUT shooting, and he struck him with his fist
Johnson denied that he had pistol, but said he
had pipe In his pocket. The court sentenced
months in Jail
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A BRAVE WOMAN HoNoRXD.-Ae Newark, n. J.,
Miss Mary Frances Parker, daughter Of Hon. Cort-
landt Parker has received magnificent gold
medal from the Lhe-Saving and Benevolent Ass0-
citation OF New York In Gecognitt0n Of hef brave
attempt to save the life OF Bridget Dugan at Perth
Amboy on July Is. The medal il OF heavy gold
and larger than silver dollar. II has the name
OF the society and the dateOn one side and an ap-
proprtate presentation Inscription on the other
side giving the iadys name and fectttn2 the deed
OF bravery In recognition OF which II Is given.
Col. WArrHRsoN on JoURNALIsM AND PoLm0-
The Press Club OF New York ciSy gave q reception
yesterday to Col. Henry WattersOn, OF The Louis
Vile Cburier-JournaE JOHN A. Greene. the presf--
dent, welcomed Col WatterSOn TO the club. Col
Watterson gave an Interesting dissertation on
newspapers and newspaper men, and the incom-
pattbllity Of Journalism and politics 1.-THE poll
ttcian," he said, 'has to keep his path divergent
from the ways Of veracity; whereas the Journalist,
on the other hand, Is always trying to tai
the truth and tell 1t before any one else
does" Brief addresses were also made by Gel.
Horatto c. King, Col John A. C0cker1u, OF the
World; Paul =. Dams, Of the Sxn, and Erastus
Wiman and others.
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A MANAGERS ACCOUNTS SHoDT.-A special from
Gloversvlle, N. Y, says: Harvey A. Kass0n, Tor
is absent on vacation. During his absence the
president OF the company has been investigating
it is difficult to give figures. He was fast liver
and prominent society man. He Is married. He
Is not aware that an investigation Is being held.
The affair causes intense excitement In the
village.
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- BUTH SHOT IN IT, naAD:MAI Cncago " =. ~.
the effects OF shots in the head, presumably tD-
6icted by themselves The eouplS have boarded
at the hotel for some time and no reason IS known
for the attempted suicide. DR. Mcdonnell d NOT
likely to live, but hts wife recovered consciousness
and win survive. She refuses 70 talk about the
strange ARair. Mira AeDonnGR1 mAa0aA 1Ame
was Alice Butler, and sne Il said to be niece Of
Con. D. r. Butter. Her Int HUSBAND Vnsa Doaeen
man named EusttS
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TIVE KDD-HEABT1D CHICAGO 6EERu5.-At CHI
cago the sheriff and his assistants seem 70 be
pursuing the same course with the convicted
bOodlerS now IN jail that he did with M0Gar1giA
The ordinary rules Of the prison are broken down
for their benefit, ana they are treated with the
greatest possible consideration. While che CON-
mon Offenders are obliged 70 zee their vikttoB on
Tuesdays and Frtd2ys only, the boodlen see their
Iream Of callers has invaded the jan SINCE Friday
night The boodiers also occupy Che boys depart
cells. and their meals are served from neigh6oS-
ing hotel by obsequtous walters has b6en de-
cded thar the motion Tor q new tfIal would b
arvuod ON OctOb0r q
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ExcURs1oN1srs REcErvRD.-At
O'Clock this afternoon the President received In the
East room about 300 NJ. E Sunday school excur-
SiOniStS from EaStOn. Md.
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DN. CRAWFORD HELD.
Judge Haxpsr Refuses . Motion to Dis
miss the Case
TESTIMONY OF THE FATHER AND LITTLE BROrHRI o
EVA wHrTR

DR.. Mflard r. Crawford and his counsel came
into the Police Court this afternoon lis O'Clock
and the court room at once began to I'LL up with
people. Pretty near the same faces appear In
court every day when the Crawford case comes up.
There are many people, apparently, Interested In
the fate Of the first prosecuted here under the
Edmunds Utah law. The court was not ready To
take up the case when the doctor and his counsel
came In, 50 they sat at the counsel table and us
tened to the trial or number OF assault cases It
was O'Clock before the docket was cleared and
the court proceeded to investigate further the
charge against DR.. Crawford Of forntcatlon with
Eva White.
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Ireland and Egypt.

SIGNIFICANT UTTERANCES OF sALIsBuRY.
On the occasion OF the lord mayors banquet TO
the cabinet ministers at the Mansion House lastl
evening Lord Salisbury said the government had
done everything possible to give effect to the
cOuntrys mandate to preserve the unity Of the
empire. Extra powers had been placed at the
command of the government, and the country had
a right to complain II they were not used dis
creetly, and at The same time firmly. This utter
ance Is believed to signify that the government
viii proclaim the league. Regarding Egypt, Lord
for that country-that 1t was free rrOkn internal
sedition and safe from external attack-bero ore
taking her departure.
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MAERIEn-

.! Meg In BALTIMORE, January
70 KATIE u LEDdwICK. both Of wsshineton DC.
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Mrs. CRAIaHRAD SHOOTS BUR0IAR.-The sum.
Craighead was entered by burglars at about 5 I'D
O'clock Tuesday morning, aud Mrs. CraiOhead
shop&he burglar In the tal,h, but he made lis e..
cape. This was the second attempt at robbery
within two days. The plucky act OF Mrs Craig.
head Is the sole topic OF town conversation. Nh
CrskgheAd Is The wife OF Horace Craighead OF the
hrm Of Craighead & kintz, lamp man ufscturerA
with an ONCE at No. b Park Row, New Yorx
city. On the occasion OF the first burrfary a rol0
watch and So IN bills We're taken
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TclegraDhic Rriefs

AT Green Castle, Ind, last night, IRE did damage
to amount OF 81, 900. The Insurance was SIG
600. The principal losers are w. f. Spurgin and
owen Brothers, ciOthiers.
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SHE CAN BE MAYOR AND KEEP House. Too
Mrs. Susanna NJ. Saiter, mayor OF Argon1a, Kan,
denies the statement that she has said that she
nndS her Official duties too burdensOme for q
woman. She declares she finds them less trouble
some than household dut1eA which she also at
tends to and does not c0mpla1n OF either.
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NOR SAI.E-AT LESS THAN COST BROOM
Il brick; I'll modern couyeniences I'd St, near Mass
ave. ne: good speculative Investment
W. Ii. BARSTOW.
aCJ-Gt 10 9TH St
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Hm PREDICTIONS WEE LIKE wIgaISs'-The
earthquake predicted by Zuniga did not occur YES
tefday In the City T Mexico. and the ignorant Ipo-
pie who bad been Inclined 10 believe In the
prophet, now dehounce him as madsnan lie
mad prophe5ed an fnundation OF the city by hoe
wateS yesterday the overthrow OF the palace and
eathedrak and general destruction.
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AGNES HERSpoN, THE ACTRESS, HURr.-NiSs
Agnes Herndon, the actress, was Driving OBJ Michi.
gan avenue, Chicago Tuesday evening, when ar,
alarm OF nre was sounded, and n hose cart on its
way 10 the fire, dashed around corner and came
In collision with Miss Herndon's carriage throw.
Ing her violently to the ground Her wrist wns
spralned- and she received other injuries which
Will eonrine her 10 the house for several days
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GRN. Mules TO GET 81, 900 SwoRp.-SeprembeP
5, the anniversary OF Geronimo's surrender TO Gen
Niles has been set apart ~ a day for the presen.
tation OF q sword To Gen Miles az Tucson Ariz
The sword Will be made by Tiffany Co, OF New
York, at cost OF 8, GOO over 10000 people con-
tributed from all parts OF Arizona.
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ooIn. p. b, by ". Nd. ave. ne, bet. LIST

and I'd sis....... IS. 600
Broom, y. b. bag st. bet 9Th and 10th. 5000
lU-rOoin BRICK house, 18th and 5000
lO-roou =. 9Th ST. L w....--.......... 500
9-rOom, p. b. a. 9Th 81. L w...............- $500
STUCm, b. w. 18th and Q......-..-..... 800
1room. p b, b. ". all III. l., 18th st 1880
IDS 1850
1-rOoIn, pb. wv Md bet sd and ith $500
Groom. lot 2oxl03, N c. and sd $3.50
brCO:- br bath and cellar. Caroline ST. 3,oUO
50. Lanier Heights IN eiesani residenfs 1850
I. II. SIPHEHD Z CO..
,y21-th. fGs-lm 1907 + st.
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au.6t

NOR SAIE-AT A BARGAIN 3-sIORY PRESSED
IL brick dwelling, / roouls.ail modern conyenences:
close 70 British minister's south front
w. d. BaRSTOW,
au.-6t 6l3 9TH W.
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Ex-sxxA1oI Doeaxr - PSofWI IStepen ".
aid III. Blaine would undoubtedly get the repub-
ucan noaIanat5on Tor the PreGAde6cy end Gen.
Fairch1ld FOR the vtee-PSeadeAey. II M. Coax.
party, He Is sure TO do IL some time and h en-
nhaf1cally the coming man.
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MINISTER CURRY and the Chinese minister are
expected to arrive at New York on Saturday nAOm
adrid
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HI0H-PkIcRp YEARiyNG.-A J. Alexander prus
pnetor Of the WOodburn stock farm haSp sold = z.
W. Beverly, Of Providence, K L. the Ane bay year.
ling stallion Anpahoe. by Lord Russell fun
brother 70 Maud s, dam Tweedle, by woodburn
Mambrino. The price was better than e. oOQ
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RxorERs IkrEDcRTxn.-An eloping couple frea
Port NorT1s Warren Ooanty, n. j., were inter.
cepted in Newark, Monday night TnslF nasnes
were 9av0n - 1A3 A50Drose and Jennie esaert.
Ambrose was summer boASoer g Port Morris,
ma Jenn1e isa well 40 farmers daughter 0fteen
yeaxS o. are They had arrived at the house a
5usfdce Frank Nckinnay, and had about persuAded
mat 0GhctAl 70 marry them, when . aeventeen-
ne ju1f1oe % pe1sWm tie Ceremony, saying shat
his Safhog did not wish yennie 20 marty AmbCuGa,
the l.sssr Sesn& 1880 - ns 49, "A, Anssoe e
10 finally accepted the situation. The I'D, oook
- 0W tan n A0me Nth hI beuehoe.
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aC5-Gt

NOR SALES NEW FIyE-ROOM BRICKS, MOD.
Il imps IL Fer cent Investment Price only $1,000
each. Several new bricks l4th ST. $4,000.
Beautiful lot Rhode Island near Iowa Circle.
corner site for houses 18th ST, above Iowa Cir
Gle. Near Smithsonian Institute, ID good lots; room
for -, houses Fine opportunity for builder. j. W.
i. MIEisS * Sun, 142S New Iork ave jy9-ow.
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summer guests at Lake Hopaucong have been
greatly excited during the past few days over the
drowning or man and his wife who had been eII.
ployed rs hOstler and laundress In the Lake Hopat.
cong Hotel. The couple went out rowing on the
Geble found the boat capsized on the lake and the
body or the woman was found Tuesday, The
body or the man was picked Up near Bertram1
Island yesterday. Z. Mast proprietor Of Che hotel
says he hired the couple nj Castle Garden at the
opening OF the season. When the couple went out
on the lake the water was placid, and how tney
capstzed the boat Is q mystery.
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CHAMPIONS AT CHHsS-At Boston the first OF four
games OF chess between Major Moore Hanaham.
champion OF the New York Chess Club aud f. h
Young, OF the Boston Chess Club was played yesn
teraay 70 Q draw, after fifty-nine moves.
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1SOR SALE
Il Great bargain on 14th ST. Business property
opposite Portland Flats $500. Also. beauti-
full Lot on Rhode Island Dear Iowa Circle 2ixS0
10 alley, p-ice $1,000.
j. W. p. MYERS son.
ry.I- llws 14.sS New York
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EOR SALE


Tie above Is only PORTION OF the PROPERTY on my
books call at Office for bulletin issued
the Ist and 18th lau9l THOS. E WAGGAMAN.
INOR SALE-A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED
take il at Ouce-three houses and lots and four
lots, all. containing 9l06 square feet north
east. Houses rent for 10 each; must be sold Price
$1,000. GEO. ". LINkINS,
aU9-6t 10th and III n
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1SOR SALE-VERY PRETTY SIX-ROON COTTAGE
IL Mount Pleasant: water and gas size of lot 2.Ix
49, one square from cars. Also. Groom brick i'll lie
DIoit lark: all mod. lot 30x126 These prop
critics will be sold cheap nd easy terms.
JOHN +. NAGGIAMAN,
au.1-Gt lOO,S-S st N
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E'Ui: SALE - TWO BRAN NEW SIX-kOOM
Il house, 3l5 9i6 81. Sc. south fronts: cemeuted
cellars modern improvements Thoroughly built: con
Portable convenient coInp!ete superior we'll water
i. G. PAiS.EE, 80 e. st c. f-.t-:jw-
TNOR SALE-SEW EOUSES-WE INVITE YOUR
atten ton To the row " houses being COMPLETED III
}Ortler Pace northwest something f.Ie and
cheap the price aske-i 300 each. They contain
Elk rOoius. cellar under house, lay window,
brown stone steps and Sials, irobe slate and
Wood ueEtEts. with pate mirrors. and al and
halls handsOn-eIy IaPsrsd throughout faS fixtures
incluIec For terms AID particulars apply 10 DANEN
HOW'LL. \ SOS, ltls-F 81 BR. y-...j-lm
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ENOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS
IL Several six-rOoIn Houses st. u. e: 81 modern
improvements. 10 per cent investment krlce only
5000 each Also.
IL room brick. 10th st, bet r ard q SITS 81 500
rooms l., bet. 18th and 18th SITS NV 5000
IL rooms and celIar ON COrcoran st. 900
IIIck, lrs-. East Capitol st. bet 18th 7th 5000
IL rOOins corner Ii and :, 800
ROOMS Marion. bet 9th and 9Th ats $50
Arply at once J. W. L. MYERS N son.
1elNrSw' i31S N0r
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Best business corner Cap Capitol. 5000
Brick. Tor, on y ST., bet 20tn and list SITS, new
frame ON Dunbarton 300
- Congress ST. post Office. 200
14r brick + Oct 9TH and 6th n'r Pension office 10000
Also improved and uEinIproved property all parts
of the city. Apply to ). W. Z. MYERS < son,
ty:s9-2w' 145S New York
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Orleans sema6t terben. @esen naberer Nus
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Wan fdtde @elb bur4 Yofal Wc.
ten, Grpreb Mcneh Srber, Stem Dcri
@eGiel auf Seem OrleanS.
Briefe nit @urreneb unberdnbert per grpreb
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Stein Orleans Ca.
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aotterie, bic ibnen praientirt tperOen, ausaablen.
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In Der Ncabemt Of Mufc, New Orleans
Dienftag ben 9. 9uguit 1887.
6aupt9etptnn $4,000,
100000 aidets gu $40 iebes.
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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
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EUTTE2 80 e.jc per !; creamery CSC.
CCrFEE-RiO. lair Iyt:c; prime &c; cho!ce
13ci LagCyra 2yfc; Java Sc Golden Rio
Z45sc; Pea Berry axe.
CHzESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
106ICh.C; full cream twins Ice.
CABBAGE-Calliornia, 8 30 per leo lbs.
CANNED GOODS-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, 81 IS; peaches, standard, ,
rs, s. 60; 8 b g 50; seconds, ms, 81 so; 8 rs
e Is; strawberries, bs 81 30; blsckberrie5
81 80; green cages 8; gooseberries 81 60; rasp-
berries s. so; green peas 81 1061 so; tomatoes,
standard, bs 81 To- seconds, DIS s.; bs